Create an Issue - Resolved with Admin providing access

[Larry Poole]

Hi,  I am new to Jira.  I am trying to post an issue into a certain project.  When my Jira launches, I am in the correct project.  I am trying to add a new issue.  I am selecting the Create button up top, it prompts a list of projects.  I am not seeing the project up there that I want to post to.  Is there a trick to get my issue into the correct project??

[Danno]

@Larry Poolemy first guess is you don't have permission to create an issue in that particular project.

If you could reply with what Atlassian product you are working with (Server or Cloud), and the type of project, and if it's Next Gen or not then people can narrow down the problem and give you guidance on correcting it. This all assumes you have some level of administrative rights or if you need to go to your Jira admin to get it fixed.

[Larry Poole]

Using Jira, I am assuming Cloud,  not sure. I will find out.  

[Larry Poole]

It looks like just an access issue, I probably need to be grated access to this project.

[Larry Poole]

How do I mark this as resolved?

[Danno]

That would depend on how the system is using that field. If this is a very simple workflow, usually a green Status lozenge (Done, Closed, Received, etc.) would indicate a resolution by putting a checkmark next to the Status and showing the resolution next to that like this:

Depending on how it is setup in your system you might see your systems resolutions under the issues settings in a table like this:

Done	Work has been completed on this issue.	Move this resolution down	Edit Delete Default
Rework Needed	Issue needs rework and will transition back to the To Do Status	Move this resolution up Move this resolution down	Edit Delete Default
Won't Do	This issue won't be actioned.	Move this resolution up Move this resolution down	Edit Delete Default
Duplicate	The problem is a duplicate of an existing issue.	Move this resolution up Move this resolution down	Edit Delete Default
Received	Item has been received.	Move this resolution up Move this resolution down	Edit Delete Default
Declined	This issue was not approved.	Move this resolution up Move this resolution down	Edit Delete Default
Cannot Reproduce	All attempts at reproducing this issue failed, or not enough information was available to reproduce the issue. Reading the code produces no clues as to why this behavior would occur. If more information appears later, please reopen the issue.	Move this resolution up Move this resolution down	Edit Delete Default
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